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Aug 31, 2026
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Oct 9, 2026
The New York State Department of Civil Service is soliciting proposals for Actuarial and Benefits Management Consulting (ABMC) Services under CR# 2138621. The procurement is classified as a General advertisement in the Medical & Health Care category and is not a grant program. Proposals are due October 9, 2026, and the opportunity was posted August 31, 2026.
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City
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Albany
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Albany
Phone Number
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(201) 411-0708
Zip Code
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12239
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Production and distribution of Employee Benefit Cards
Media buying services for continuous recruitment campaign, 79050, 23171, PS68900
Actuarial and benefits management
Health Maintenance Organizations benefits for the New York State Health Insurance Program
Canon printer maintenance agreement, 73600, 22802, PM68151
Board meetings and strategic plans from New York State Department of Civil Service
The commission reviewed numerous municipal and local government resolutions primarily concerning amendments to civil service appendices and text. Key actions involved the review of requests for non-competitive jurisdictional class changes, including several HELPS Program related titles. While the majority of requests were approved, some were disapproved without prejudice, including specific title additions in Chemung-Elmira, Erie, Ulster, Washington, and Westchester counties. Additionally, some resolutions in Westchester County were approved pending gubernatorial action, and certain requests in Steuben and Westchester counties were withdrawn by the respective departments.
The commission reviewed numerous requests from various county and city civil service departments regarding the amendment of appendices, with several requests approved, some disapproved, and others requiring further action or stipulation. The commission also considered multiple requests for pension waivers for retirees under Section 211 of the Retirement and Social Security Law, granting several approvals and limited approvals subject to specific recruitment requirements for various positions across multiple jurisdictions.
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The Commission addressed various municipal service resolutions, including amendments to appendices and text for numerous county and city civil service departments across New York State. Several requests regarding pension waivers for retirees under Section 211 of the Retirement and Social Security Law were reviewed, with many approved, some retroactively, and others granted limited approval subject to additional recruitment efforts or examination results. The Commission also accepted the Summary of Annual Reports for 2025.
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